Use your own router - Google Fiber Help
WEBA GFiber technician has already installed your Fiber Jack (this was done when they set up your GFiber service). Fiber Jack power adapter This powers your Fiber Jack. If you don’t have this, you can contact us anytime and we’ll send one to you. Ethernet cable You’ll need one Ethernet cable — this will connect your router to the Fiber Jack.
Learn about your Multi-Gig Router - Google Fiber Help
WEBThe Multi-Gig Router works with the Fiber Jack to provide internet service for your home network. Wi-Fi 6 Your router has Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) capabilities, which gets you up to 800 Mbps Wi-Fi speeds when using Wi-Fi 6-capable devices.
Learn about and set up your new Wi-Fi 6 Router - Google Fiber Help
WEBWith the Wi-Fi 6 Router, you can reach faster wireless speeds with Wi-Fi 6-compatible devices than you could with Wi-Fi 5. Some technical benefits of Wi-Fi 6 include: Twice as many devices can be connected at the same time as with Wi-Fi 5, at faster speeds (with compatible devices) High-end security standards with WPA3 (vs WPA2 with Wi-Fi 5)
Learn about and set up your GFiber Wi-Fi 6E Router - Google Fiber …
WEBRemove the bottom cover on the Fiber Jack by placing your fingers in the dents on the sides and gently pulling. Next, check to see if the Fiber Jack is plugged into power. If it isn’t, use the power adapter from your self-install kit to connect the Fiber Jack to the nearest wall outlet. The Power light on the Fiber Jack should start blinking.
Learn about GFiber devices - Google Fiber Help
WEBThe Google Fiber Network Box (GFRG100, GFRG110, and GFRG200) and Network+ Box are functionally different but identical in size and appearance, with the exception of a plus (+) symbol on the front of the Network+ Box. The model number of each device is located on the bottom of the device.
Configure your Wi-Fi network - Google Fiber Help
WEBTo set up your wireless network, begin by signing in to your GFiber account and navigating to your router's device configuration.CONFIGURE YOUR WI-FI Depending on your equipment, follow the instructi
Getting the most out of Google Fiber 5 Gig
WEBWhen you have 5 Gig internet, you can reach professional-grade speeds, right from your home. With Google Fiber 5 Gig, you'll receive a professional installation of a new 10 Gig capable Fiber Jack. To get optimal speeds, you'll need specific equipment to test those speeds. Here’s some information on how to get the fastest internet speeds possible.
Use your Google Fiber Network Box - Google Fiber Help
WEBThe Google Fiber Network Box (GFRG110 or GFRG100) connects by Ethernet cable directly to your Fiber Jack. Its dimensions are 8" W x 8" D x 1.5" H. Its dimensions are 8" W x 8" D x 1.5" H. When it is properly connected, the LED on the front of the Network Box lights up solid blue.
About your Nest Wifi Pro - Google Fiber Help
WEBIf you need more information about setting up your Nest Wifi Pro, check out Replace existing Nest Wifi or Google Wifi with Nest Wifi Pro. If you want to test the speed of your internet, visit speedtest.net. If you want to learn more about how to maximize your speed, read more here or visit g.co/fiber/maxspeeds.
Device user manuals - Google Fiber Help
WEBGoogle Fiber Multi-Gig Router (GFRG300) Google Fiber Wi-Fi 6 Router (GRAX210T) GFiber Wi-Fi 6E Router (GR6EXX0C) Nest Wifi Pro 6E; Google Wifi; Fiber Jack (GFLT100, GFLT110, GFLT300, GFLT132, GOGP220C, GOGP222C, GOXP330C) Google Fiber Network Box (GFRG100, GFRG110, GFRG200, GFRG210, GFMN100) Google Fiber Phone Box (GFPB100)